Golden eagle

North of Powell. February, 2012.

Truckin'

North of Powell. February, 2012.

Anti-crepuscular rays

Polecat Bench. January, 2012

The term for rays cast by the setting sun is crepuscular--associated with twilight. They are caused by light passing through holes in the clouds, and they are actually parallel. It's a trick of perspective which makes it appear they originate from a single point. This photo was taken at sunset; it faces mainly to the east. Since the rays appear to be opposite the setting sun, they are called anti-crepuscular rays.

Bald eagle

North of Powell. January, 2012.

Ice fishing on Deaver Reservoir

January 2012.

Kestrel

East of Powell. January, 2012.

Dinner at the fence post cafe

Polecat Bench. January, 2012.

Canada geese

Taking flight.

Coming in for a landing.
North of Powell. January, 2012.

Horse and starlings

North of Powell. December, 2011.

Bald eagle

South of Powell. December, 2011.

Chukar

Polecat Bench. December, 2011.

Kestrel

East of Powell. December, 2011.

Golden Eagle

Polecat Bench. December, 2011

Winter

North of Powell. December, 2011